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Monday Afternoon Quick Fix runs every Monday afternoon to showcase the best of Chicago music news, views and stories from around the interwebs and blogosphere that we might have missed.

• • Problems just keep following the Congress Theater. On Friday night, a concert featuring 16-year-old Southside rapper Chief Keef (who is currently under house arrest and sporting an ankle-monitoring device) was interrupted by a fight among patrons inside the venue, which led to a huge police response and the temporary closure of Milwaukee Avenue. As WBEZ blogger Jim DeRogatis points out, this new incident comes just days before The Congress is set to defend itself at its Deleterious Impact/Public Nuisance hearing at City Hall on Tuesday, April 17.
• • Gapers Block has the deets on Chicago's latest summer electronic music festival, Wavefront. The two-day fest takes over Montrose Beach the weekend of June 30 and boasts appearances by Erick Morillo, Sasha, and Duck Sauce as well as DJ sets by Matthew Dear and James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem.
• • If you ever needed confirmation that Kanye West is "a jackass," wonder no more! The May issue of The Atlantic profiles the rapper and when President Obama was asked his thoughts on the eccentric performer he replied, "He is a jackass, but he's talented." Case closed.
• • The Chicago Tribune's Jessica Hopper talked to Mary McKane, lead singer of garage poppers The Runnies ahead of their Township show this past Saturday. McKane talks about the band's beginnings, learning how to write songs and what is like being in a band with her fiance, Russ Calderwood.
• • In his latest column for the Chicago Reader, Miles Raymer tackles the "Tumblrfication" of music and what it means for the future of original creative expression.

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Monday Afternoon Quick Fix runs every Monday afternoon to showcase the best of Chicago music news, views and stories from around the interwebs and blogosphere that we might have missed.

• • Time Out Chicago spoke with Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell and we found out about his love of "Sportscenter" and his secret hope that his kids will take over the Lolla family business.
• • Windy City Rock took some time to introduce us to Chicago post-rockers Conductive Alliance.
• • Hey, look at that! Lollapalooza will expand to Brazil next year, according to the Chicago Tribune.
• • This weekend's sold out Lollapalooza wasn't just for music lovers, The Chicago Sun-Times discovered that it was also for gate crashing enthusiasts.
• • It wouldn't be a Lolla news roundup without mentioning Jim DeRogatis. The journo tackles the thorny subject of Lollapalooza's sweet tax exemption.

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Monday Afternoon Quick Fix runs every Monday afternoon to showcase the best of Chicago music news, views and stories from around the interwebs and blogosphere that we might have missed.

• • The Reader’s Miles Raymer catches up with OFF! frontman Keith Morris to talk about record collecting and punk rock expectations.
• • While we didn’t exactly love Destroyer’s set at Pitchfork Music Festival this weekend, John Dugan over at Time Out Chicago surely did.
• • WBEZ’s beloved curmudgeon Jim DeRogatis (my spirit animal, if you will) gave Pitchfork a 6.4 rating for its three days of heat, dust and music. He also didn’t like Odd Future.
• • Jim DeRogatis wasn’t the only one who didn’t like Odd Future’s set on Sunday night. Thomas Conner of the Chicago Sun-Times scolds the group as well.
• • Did you know Soundgarden was in town this weekend? The Chicago Tribune thought the band was a good as they ever were.

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